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RE: Конкурс! Нарисуй свой Символ Steemit! // The competition! Draw your Steemit Symbol!
This is interesting.
Tell me about this picture, why is it there, what purpose does it serve to the post and the contest it covers. Was it AI generated? If it was, did you do it? If it was you who generated it, care to share with us what AI tool and the prompt you used? I have never been good with AI image generation prompts ( I guess there are secrets to it).
Lovely picture, delivers inspirational expression.
You sound like me! Always questions!
She told me this:
see the comment section and you can also read my post or ask !bing
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I read your comment and her answer, but it was more about the cyborg lady, nothing about this happy watermelon sitting peacefully on the cloud. And of course, the more important thing of my question is the prompt.
:)
just ask for a cloud with a happy slice of melon a lá emoji
google gemini - create a cloud with a round slice of melon with a face sitting on it
So you speak for @steemit-market now? =D
I wonder why he (she) does not response to my comments. =D
I speak or better reply where I think it's interesting. If I remember well you do the sane and read comments/the thread
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I can guess the prompt, it's easy: look at the image compositions and write those down, but to get exactly the picture showed in the post, what was the prompt used? If the exact same prompt used by another user, would it generate the same image? This is basically why I asked. I wanted to use the prompt and see what happen.
=D
No. If you use the same promot you see something else.
If I try a wakucat in a different position or with a wintet outfit it cannot be generated. If I ask to generate a picture with a certain prompt I always see something else. I tried it out with the contest the Italy community hosted. At rimes I ran it for two days but never the same.
You have a new lady thanks to !bing. Did I miss the end of this contest?
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!ask why does !bing alsways show the same wallpaper?
Bing’s “image of the day” really does change every 24 hours, but there are a few common reasons you might keep seeing the same one:
1. Caching (browser or app)
• Your browser (or wallpaper-setter app) may be holding onto yesterday’s image. Try a “hard refresh” (Ctrl+F5 on Windows, Cmd+Shift+R on Mac) or clear your browser cache.
• If you’re using the official Bing Wallpaper app (Windows), it caches the last download. Restart the app or reinstall it to force a fresh fetch.
2. Time-zone / update window
• Bing rolls over its daily image at around midnight UTC. If you’re in a time zone west of UTC (Americas), your “new” image won’t appear until late evening local time.
• Check Bing’s server time by visiting https://www.bing.com on a different device or via a VPN in another region.
3. API parameters (if you’re using a script or third-party widget)
• The most common endpoint is:
https://www.bing.com/HPImageArchive.aspx?format=js&idx=0&n=1
– idx=0 always returns “today’s” image (which may not have rolled over yet).
– If you leave that request cached or don’t re-call it after UTC midnight, you’ll see the same picture.
• Solution: schedule your script to hit the endpoint after 00:00 UTC, or add a dummy cache-busting query parameter (e.g. &ts=UNIX_TIMESTAMP).
4. Windows Spotlight getting “stuck”
If you’re on Windows 10/11 and using Spotlight as your lock-screen wallpaper:
• Open Settings → Personalization → Lock screen → choose “Spotlight.”
• If it never changes, you can reset Spotlight by deleting its asset cache:
1. Open File Explorer and paste:
%USERPROFILE%AppDataLocalPackagesMicrosoft.Windows.ContentDeliveryManager_cw5n1h2txyewySettings
2. Delete the files in there.
3. Then go back to Settings and switch off Spotlight, reboot, and switch it back on.
5. Offline or firewall blocking
• If your machine can’t reach bing.com’s image server (corporate firewall, ad-blocker, Pi-hole), it’ll keep re-showing the last successful download.
• Test by opening https://www.bing.com in a private/incognito window.
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Quick checklist:
1) Hard-refresh or clear cache.
2) Wait until after 00:00 UTC in your time zone.
3) If you’re scripting, add a cache-buster and hit the “idx=0” endpoint once per day.
4) For Windows Spotlight, reset its cache.
5) Make sure nothing’s blocking bing.com from updating.
Once those are out of the way, you should see a fresh Bing wallpaper every day!
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